Kassel Botanical Garden

The Castle Botanical Garden was established for the first time in 1912 AD as a school garden, but in 1982 AD it was transformed into a public green area, and its restoration began in 2002 AD, with the aim of gradually re-showing the features of the garden that date back to the fifties era and creating gardens with a new and distinctive character commensurate with the nature Beautiful Germany. Today, the garden includes many different types of local and international crops, including a rose garden, a garden of medicinal herbs and perennial plants, and what distinguishes it most is the cactus house, which includes more than 300 types of cacti.